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There are 48 members of the GP63 protease family in Trichomonas vaginalis according to our annotations; 37 of them are predicted to be transmembrane proteins. Because the GP63 protease family is the largest surface protease family and the second largest surface protein family, they are most likely to be involved in the interactions between T. vaginalis and the host cell surfaces, or otherwise participate...
The trypanosomatid GP63 proteases are known to be involved in parasite–host interaction and exhibit strong sequence and structural similarities to those of their hosts and insect vectors. Based on genome sequences of the three trypanosomatids, Trypanosoma brucei, Trypanosoma cruzi, and Leishmania spp., we annotated all their GP63 proteases and divided highly duplicated T. cruzi GP63 proteases into...
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